A volcano in southern Japan has erupted for the first time in 250 years, blasting clouds of smoke and rocks into the sky. Authorities have established a no-go zone around Mount Io, a 1,298m (4,258ft) high volcano on the island of Kyushu which last erupted in 1768.
Explosions briefly subsided on Friday, but officials cautioned residents in nearby towns against falling volcanic rocks and ash. Japan’s Meteorological Agency expanded a no-go zone which was previously just around the volcano’s crater to the entire mountain.
Mount Io has become the latest in a series of eruptions in Japan this year. In January, a member of the military was killed and 11 people injured, some critically, when the Kusatsu-Shirane volcano rained rocks down on skiers at a resort in central Japan.
Two months later, Shinmoedake – a volcano featured in the 1967 James Bond film You Only Live Twice, which sits in the same Kirishima range as Mount Io – shot smoke and ash thousands of meters into the sky.
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